LehighWeek Volume 09, Issue 09

              <4 At Sigma Phi, scrubbing and mopping
are a labor of love. Steve Yates '54 (front)
and Tom Pugsley '94 paint during Sigma
Phi's fall cleanup. See story page 2
HAPPY
HALLOWEEN!
photo by Young Hong
SOUTH MOUNTAINEER
LEHIGHWEEK
Volume 9, Issue 09
INSIDE THIS WEEK
NEWS 1-5
ICARE battles date
rape
Freshman parents
brave the rain
Streater wins patent
EVENTS 5-7
"Ageless Wisdom"
exhibit
Dr. Judy talks
Pantry Raid
Former Bolivian
Ambassador visits
JOBS 7
PROFILE 8
LOOKING BACK 9
PERSPECTIVE 10-11
CALENDAR
12
For the Campus Community
Sacarakis to direct Zoellner Arts Center
October 31,1995
Deborah Sacarakis,
assistant director of student
life, has been appointed
director of the Zoellner Arts
Center, which is scheduled to
open in January of 1997. The
appointment was announced
by Joan Straumanis, dean
ofthe College of Arts and
Sciences.
Sacarakis graduated
from Liberty High School and
earned her B.A. in theater
from Lambuth University in
Jackson, Tenn. After joining
Lehigh in 1976 as an
administrative assistant to
the chaplain, Sacarakis
became the university's
cultural events programmer
for bringing national talent to
the area. Many of these
performances have taken
place in the 900-seat
Broughal Junior High School
auditorium, across from the
Lehigh campus, because
university facilities had
inadequate seating for these
programs.
"We were delighted to
have access to Broughal,
but it often caused confusion
in the minds of the audience
about who was actually
sponsoring the event,"
Sacarakis said. "Being able
to stage performances of
music, dance, drama and
other events in our own arts
center will afford a clear
identification with Lehigh.
photo by John Kish IV
And with the 1,024-seat
Baker Music Theater at the
heart of the center, we hope
to share some of Lehigh's
superb cultural events with
even more of the Lehigh/
Valley public."
continued on page 2
American Heart Association walk huge success
by Rich Harry
The Healthy Choice American Heart Walk '95, held Sun.,
Oct. 22, at the Goodman Athletic Fields, raised an estimated
$20,000 and drew 600 participants — numbers that surpassed
even the expectations of the American Heart Association.
"We're absolutely delighted," said Susan Wiley,  director
SOUTH MOUNTAINEER
Mens and Womens
Cross Country Teams
at Patriot League
Championships
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photo by Trae Patton '98
of the Lehigh-Carbon Counties Division of the American
Heart Association, which will use the proceeds for research
and educational programs. "When the final numbers came in,
I was absolutely floored."
Fund-raising walks sponsored by the American Heart
Association in Pennsylvania typically draw, on average, 200 to
300 participants in the first year, Wiley said. She attributed
the first-year success of the six-mile non-competitive walk on
Lehigh's cross country course to the recruitment efforts of
President Peter Likins, who served as chairman.
"He recruited the right people," Wiley said. She also
praised Lehigh students, both in groups and individually,
who showed up for the walk in huge numbers. Wiley expects
to continue the walk next year, and she hopes it again will be
at Lehigh.
The American Heart Walk Team chaired by Likins
included Mark Erickson, director of student life; Jim
Harper, former director of community relations; Doug
Strange, director of the fitness center; Marcia
Theodoredis, director of community relations and
government affairs; and Ron Ticho, assist, v.p. for university
relations.
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